BuzzFeed, Inc. Class A Common Stock (BZFD)
BuzzFeed, Inc. Class A (BZFD) is a digital media company known for its viral content, entertainment, and news across various online platforms. Founded in 2006, it has built a significant online presence with a focus on engaging, shareable media, including quizzes, videos, and articles, targeting a diverse, global audience. BuzzFeed also produces original content for various media channels and has expanded into commerce, branding, and content licensing.
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